English (Wajib)

​English for year XII students
XII Merdeka C

By Rina Rahmi

Today, you are learning how to narrate a story from a book that you've read, or the movie you've watched.

Learning Goals

• 'Narrate' means to tell (a story) in detail

• to provide spoken commentary for (something, such as a movie or television show)

​Narrate (tr. verb)

The person who narrates a story is called 'a narrator'

Multiple Choice

The part of speech from the word 'narrate' is

• noun

• adverb

• adjective

• verb

People usually narrate story from movies they have watched or books they have read.

​Why?

Open Ended

As a student, why do narrate a story?

• A bit

• Extremely

• Very

• Absolutely

• Quite

• Rather

Intensifiers in English

• Completely

• Really

• Incredibly

• Totally

• Truly

• Utterly

• Intensifiers are used to add effects in narrating a story.

• Intensifiers are used before Adjectives or Adverbs.

• Example: a bit scary, extremely awesome, quite easy, really nice

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences uses an intensifier correctly?

• The movie was fast running.

• The ending is happy very.

• The actor sang loud.

• The story was really exciting

The narrator use intensifiers in narrating a story from a movie:

I watched "The movie Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. This movie is absolutely magical. The world of Narnia is incredibly beautiful, with really realistic creatures and totally breathtaking scenery. The White Witch is so terrifying, and Aslan is very majestic that every scene with him feels inspiring. The final battle is absolutely thrilling, and the ending is one of the most satisfying I have ever seen.

Open Ended

The intensifiers used by the narrator in telling story about Narnia's movie is ....

Now, let's work in a group of 4-5.

• ​Decide one interesting movie or book you have experienced.

• Share the story from that movie or book to the whole class.

• Use intensifiers to add effects in narrating the story.

Open Ended

List your group members here!

Miss Rina

" Thank you for your great participation and collaboration you have given to the class. See you next week. "